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  1. Moderator Mark Perry's Avatar
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    #21
    Just hit the top of your molds with a heat gun right before you pour. A few seconds on high heat should get them plenty warm.

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    #22
    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Perry View Post
    Just hit the top of your molds with a heat gun right before you pour. A few seconds on high heat should get them plenty warm.
    Gonna be a balmy 33 degrees today so that may do the trick for today's session.
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    #23
    I use talk powder to help with incomplete pours. I dust the mold with some powder and pour away.

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    #24
    I run two pots a 10# and 20# I use the #10 to pour as I have better control with the arm. But when I need more lead in the 10 I transfer from 20-10 but laying the mold on it's side and pouring a bar of lead. This is how I warm my molds as well.
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    #25
    store your molds in the house so they never get that cold?? that's where I would start.. I never pre-heat my molds.. (but it never gets that cold here either...)

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    #26
    2 words, Hot plate. I put my molds on it and warm my hooks on it as well for hard to pour molds. In between pours I also put the mold on the hot plate. I also pour some dummy jigs at the beginning to help.

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    #27
    I use a propane torch once the hook is inserted to warm the hook and mold.

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